Attention Please:
I have prepared the Official XP PRO SP3 OEM Installation disk for my Panel PC Company. I' love test the new driverpacks with differents motherboards assembled in different Industrial PC.
The Lan driverpack version is marked: 1306141

Many industrial boards have different chipsets. Is the perfect bank test for everyone..
During setup of one mobo with the Intel ICH8M chipset and two different Gigabit Lan: x Intel 82567V-3 Gigabit Network
and 1x Intel 82583V Gigabit Network, this last one is installed but, if you try to connect a lan cable and set the correct IP address, the system continue to say (NOT CABLE CONNECTED). If you disable the device via software than re-enable, the gigabit lan work. But if you restart the system the problem appear and you have to disable it by hand than re-enable.

With all the previous official LAN driverpacks, this problem is not present.

I have also found another bug. If you take a mobo with the Intel 82566DM gigabit ethernet and try to install all the LAN driverpacks with one of the Intel Lan driver > than 14, the lan work but only on 10/100 or 100MB/s. If you wanna connect it wit a gigabit lan the lan didn' t work. If you install the Intel driver v14 or lowers, the lan work perfectly. Is not the hardware bugged. Is the driver.

The Intel drivers are very very poor and, for me,  there is no one in Intel who can think to try the compatibility before release a new version.

Bah.


Thank you very much for the attention.

Attention Please:

I have prepared the Official XP PRO SP3 OEM Installation disk for my Panel PC Company. I' love test the new driverpacks with differents motherboards assembled in different Industrial PC.

The Chipset driverpacks version is marked: 1306141

Many industrial boards have different chipsets. Is the perfect bank test for everyone..

During setup of one mobo with the Intel 945GM chipset onboard and of another one with the Intel ICH8M chipset, the USB mouse, during the first phase of setup, working. After the hardware checking and FIRST of the GUI to customize settings (user name, PC name, serial...), the USB hangs and stay freezed for all the setup process. If you try to disconnect than riconnect, the mouse work again. If you never disconnect it the mouse stay off forever. Also if you restart the system.

With all the previous chipset driverpacks, this problem is not present.

I have also found a bug with the latest LAN driverpacks but I write about it in the right sections...

Thank you.

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(5 replies, posted in DriverPack Graphics)

Hi. Thanks for the reply.
We assemble industrial PC with mobile chipsets like 945GM, QM57, QM67 and many others. If I install XP without driverpacks, the full setup procedure is correctly showned on two monitors (LVDS and external CRT). If I utilize the an XP dvd with the driverpacks, the setup procedure displayed is only on the LVDS screen. The problem for me is in the inf settings of the Intel drivers because (for me) there is not setted the double output. When the system is installed, If I press CTRL+ALT+F1 the VGA output appear.
The main problem is on some machine without LVDS TFT onboard: the full setup is blank!! Is it possible to change a setting in the Intel driverpacks to pilot LVDS and VGA output at the same like the original Microsoft Graphic Driver?

Sorry for my bad english.

We don't have additional card or converter because our clients can't pay for it.
We need to show the entire full setup process and not a blank screen. Thanks.

Hello everyone,

it is possible to set the output of the all Intel drivers integrated in the Graphic driverpacks B on VGA/LVDS ports at the same time during the XP setup? This is because i have some industrial mobo with the output set to the LVDS connector by default and, when you install XP, after the T-13 step of Windows, the screen became blank on the VGA monitor and only active on the LVDS.
If I set the output to VGA only by the BIOS the problem is the same.
But some of my PC don't use the LVDS and is not possible to see nothing on screen. My PC are industrial PC with mobo made by Portwell or Commell.

Please. Is very important.
Thanks.

If you have some suggestions also I really appreciate.